Look at that face. 
 
That’s Meadow (govt ID# 14-062), UC-Davis Cat Lab Survivor 
 
If Meadow could talk, here’s what she’d say: thank you. 
 
I just got back from a visit to Kindness Ranch. I met Meadow, one of over 15 cats we rescued from experimentation at NIH’s UC-Davis laboratory. 
 
These cats were saved following a White Coat Waste investigation. 
 
We didn’t just stop NIH’s lethal kitten tests. After our win, UC-Davis also announced plans to shutter its entire cat breeding colony. It’s a BFD. Keep reading to see why. 
 
And stay tuned for another big WCW announcement... 
 
You Give. We Win. They Survive. 
 
Anthony Bellotti 
President/Founder 
White Coat Waste Project 
 
P.S. Meadow was a hidden victim of government waste. Now she’s gone from lab cat to lap cat. You + WCW did it. Take the next step: tell Congress to pass the PAAW Act. It de-funds ALL painful NIH tests on dogs and cats.
 
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The PAAW Act cuts every single painful dog and cat lab funded and run by the NIH. 
 
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Cruel Kitten Experiments Canceled Following WCW Investigation; Over A Dozen Cats Rescued 
 
Originally published by World Animal News    |    Written by Karen Lapizco 
 
In some hopeful news, the University of California-Davis (UC-Davis) has canceled plans for new kitten experiments, shut down its cat breeding colony, and retired 15 cats to the Kindness Ranch Animal Sanctuary in Hartville, Wyoming…. 
 
The shuttering of UC-Davis’ cat breeding colony and the cats’ retirement comes three months after the non-profit White Coat Waste Project (WCW) announced that it prompted the cancellation of a new round of deadly kitten testing at the lab that intended to use animals from the school’s in-house colony. 
 
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